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In Gaza City, a funeral for 112 family members takes place 3 years after their deaths
Nearly three years after more than 100 of their relatives were killed in an Israeli airstrike in Gaza City, surviving members of the Abu Sharia and Hasayna families say they're relieved to be able to finally lay them to rest, but can't help but think of all the remains still waiting under the rubble.
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Is Trump's new 'Truth API' insider trading? | About That
When U.S. President Donald Trump posts on Truth Social, the stock market reacts. But what if investors could pay for early access? Andrew Chang explains what Trump Media is selling with Truth API — a subscription service that gives users a head start on the president's posts — and examines whether it fits the definition of insider trading. (Photo credits: The Canadian Press, Reuters, Adobe Stock and Getty Images)
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UFC lost $30M on White House Freedom 250 event held on Trump's birthday, despite calling it 'roaring success'
The UFC Freedom 250 event held on the White House grounds in June has been described by TKO officials as a “roaring success." But the financial numbers tell a different story.
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Guatemala remains on alert as Fuego volcano activity eases
Activity at Guatemala's Fuego volcano, which prompted the evacuation of about 1,700 people, was gradually decreasing Wednesday, authorities said. Officials urged residents to remain cautious. The volcano, one of Central America's most active, began erupting Monday. No deaths or damage have been reported so far.
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'I don't have confidence' in FIFA president Gianni Infantino, Carney says
Prime Minister Mark Carney says Gianni Infantino's decision to not disclose to FIFA's top advisers and officials a proposal to sell stakes in the World Cup to private investors "should be fatal" to his position at the head of the organization.